The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21
RAINSBORO.


o. N. Garrett, Of Hillsboro, spent Friday and
Saturday with his parents here.
Newton Caudy, Of the Greenfield pad factory,
has been home rusticating for the past few
days.
Melvin Carey, Of Urbana, and Benz. Carey.
OF Samantha, spent Sunday with Frank Hill
and family west OF town.
Mrs. Henry Hettiuger has been quito sick
again, but is somewhat improved. Mr.. Hettin-
ger, who has been sbaent with his picture gal
lery, came home Saturday.
Emmitt Brown has sold his interest in the
growing crop to his grandfather, ]. H. Davis,
and expects to start for Nebraska soon.
Milton Boyd, Of the Hill City, was in town
the latter part Of last week.
John Bridwell and Naylor Beard. of Lees
burg, gave rs short call last Friday.
DR.. Newton West Was the guest Of Henry
Washburn and the Misses West last Saturday.
Miss Eta Barrett recently returned from Q
pleasant visit among friends ct Springfield.
Misses Gussie Harrington and Dora Sans
and Springfield.
Mrs. Martha Hodson and granddaughter,
Miss Ethel Oovan, Of Hillsboro, were the guests
Of Mrs. J. I. Tsggsrt Thursday.
Morgan Candy caught catAah last Saturday
in Rocky Fork that weighed over four pounds.
DR.. W. O. Davis and wife, Of Hillsboro, spent
last night with their uncle, H. W. Roads.
Uncle Henry Spargur's sons In Hillsboro
hearing that be was sick sent DR.. Patterson
yesterday to see him. but when he came he
found him doing well under the treatment Of
DR.. Mcbride.
Mrs. Lydia Coleman, Of Washington @. H.,
Is here at the bedside Of her sick sister, Mrs. H.
W. Roads.
James Knisaly. wife and son, of PAint Falls,
were among friends here yesterday.
The friends Of Peter Winegsrdner and fami-
death. II '''' '''' "''' ''' " A'"' ~
Messrs. e. A. Mosier. Of Hillsboro, clsypool,
Of Bainbridge, and Benjamin MoCord, Of Gym
Anthony Eubanks and ]. p. Wsshburn in Es,
quire Fergusons court last Saturday.
Doctors William Wilson, of Greenfield, ]. p.
Garrett and d. N. Mcbride. Of this place. met
In counsel Saturday in the case Of Mrs. II. W
III for some days, with but little improvement
up to this time.
Isaac Simpson, whose sickness we have pre-
yiously mentioned, died at his home near Spar
gur's Mill about 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
sitter long and painful illness, eyed SO years
months and a days. He was an honest
hsrd-vorking citi9sn. and will be greatly miss
| p0 " 4Ab toS8O ViEOAo W bttohuD 0uu AluuIeA
but more especially by his hereaved companion
and four children, who are left to mourn. Tn,
funeral services took place ct the family resi-
dence to-day, Henry Foraker, Of Carmel, con
ducting them. The remains were inferred II
the Beavers cemetery, near the residence O
Jacob Foraker.
Hon. D. n. Barrett is ct Athens on business
~ ono Of the trustees Of the asylum this week
Miss Eta Barrett has been quite sick for SOW
eral days, but II some better.
Burch Hixson was prostrated with the hea
. few days since, and has not sufficiently re
covered to resume business yet.
Mack Peprod oontsmplates starting To-
Findlay Thursday morning.
The relatives here Of J. n. Wickersham snt
wife, Of Greenfield, received the sad intelligence
to-day that their youngest child died las
night.
Misses Eva J. Hsdley, Carrie Farquhar, Bsa
sic Todhunter, Mabel Brackney Oma Far
quhar, aud Messrs. Charley Linton, Charlie.
Farquhar, and Bert Harvey, Of Wilmington
made short call this morning on their way 4
the Rocky Fork Hotel and the Caves. Mise
Laura Hodson and Jennie Morrow. OF Hill
horo, pasped through on their way thithsF also
Ellis Hiatt end wife, Of New PsteFshprg, sr
guests at the Andes House to-day.
i Hsnjamin Wisscup and family visitsd fyisnd
q 1sltess aad Dsvsyvtlls Saturday ssd eQadaJ